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Re: Separating a 1066 between transmissions
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Posted by the tractor vet on March 09, 2002 at 17:08:57 from (216.196.12.95):
In Reply to: Separating a 1066 between transmissions posted by Mitch Sisson on March 09, 2002 at 15:01:56:
It all depends on what all is wrong , most times it is the shifter shaft that goes into the rev shift fork or the rev shift fork has broken . have you pulled the side cover off ? and looked at it ? If you must remove the rev side shaft the yes you must tare the rear end down , both rear axels brakes bull gears ring and pinion the works then split at the speed trans. If you need any help you can call me on the land line at 330-337-8113up to 11 pm ohio time . TV
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